dormer

English

Etymology

From Middle French dormoir (“sleeping room”), from dormir (“to sleep”)

Pronunciation

Rhymes: -ɔː(r)mə(r)

Noun

dormer (plural dormers)

(architecture) a room-like, roofed projection from a sloping roof
dormer-window
(Philippines) a resident of a dormitory

Translations

roofed projection

Bulgarian: капандура (bg) (kapandura)
Czech: vikýř
Dutch: dakkapel (nl) m or f
Faroese: kvistur m
Finnish: kattoulkonema

German: Dachgaube (de) f
Icelandic: kvistur (is) m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: ark (no) m, kvist m

Nynorsk: ark (nn) f, kvist m

dormer-window — see dormer-window

Anagrams

remord

Dalmatian

Etymology

From Latin dormīre, present active infinitive of dormiō.

Verb

dormer (second person singular present duarmi, past participle dormait)

to sleep

Conjugation

Conjugation of dormer

		singular			plural
infinitive			dormer
gerund			dormendo
past participle			dormait
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person	1st person	2nd person	3rd person
indicative		ju	te	jal/jala	nu	vu	jali/jale
	present	duarmo	duarmi	dormaja	dormaime	dormaite	dormaja
	imperfect	dormaja	dormaja	dormaja	dormajaite	dormajaite	dormaja
	perfect	jai dormait	ji dormait	ju dormait	jaime dormait	jaite dormait	ju dormait
	pluperfect	avas dormait	avai dormait	avas dormait	avajaime dormait	avajaite dormait	avas dormait
	future	dormera	dormere	dormera	dormerme	dormerte	dormera
	conditional	dormere	dormere	dormere	dormerme	dormerte	dormere
subjunctive		ju	te	jal/jala	nu	vu	jali/jale
	present	dormaja	dormaja	dormaja	dormaime	dormaite	dormaja
	imperfect	dormis	dormisse	dormissa	dormissaime	dormissaite	dormis

imperative		—	te	—	nu	vu	—
	affirmative		duarmi		dormaime	dormaite
	negative		naun duarmi		naun dormaime	naun dormaite

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